About Good Samaritan Village by the Station

Village by the Station is a long-term care home with 100 publicly funded beds that is located on the traditional, ancestral and unceded territory of the syilx Nation in Penticton.

Following in the footsteps of the Good Samaritan, we extend Christian hospitality to people and communities need. Being and belonging – every person, every home.  We provide exceptional experiences to those we serve and go above and beyond through innovation of service.  We foster an organizational culture that accepts and nurtures the individuality of others and represents all people within our communities.

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Available Amenities

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who owns and operates this home?

The home is Interior Health funded and operated by The Good Samaritan Society.

What gathering places are available?

  • Patio Area
  • Garden
  • Courtyard
  • Walking Path 
     

What are the room features?

  • Single Bed
  • Dresser
  • Closet
  • Bathroom
  • Single Occupancy
     

What options are there to personalize rooms?

  • Pictures
  • TV
  • Photos
  • Chair
     

Are tours available prior to residency?

Yes

Is food prepared on site?

Yes

What programs, services and amenities are available?

  • Physiotherapy
  • Occupational Therapy
  • Social Work
  • Dietician
  • Recreation
  • Music Therapy
  • Resident Council
  • Family Council
  • MAiD (Medical Assistance in Dying)
  • Physician Support
  • Virtual Care
  • Volunteer Services
  • Visiting Pets
  • Barber Shop/Salon
  • Chapel or Spiritual Services
  • Free Parking
  • Wireless Internet
  • Dental Care (for fee)
  • Vision Care (for fee)
  • Foot and Nail Care (for fee)
     

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